Oracle 1Z0-1032-26 Exam Questions : Oracle Responsys Marketing Platform 2026 Implementation Professional

Your profile list is named CONTACTS. Your supplemental table is ORDERS with a Data Extraction Key of CUSTOMER_ID_ and a Primary Key of ORDER_ID, with TOTAL_ORDER_DOLLARS as a column. You design a campaign to display the ORDER_ID and TOTAL_ORDER_DOLLARS with a default value of 0 (zero) from the ORDERS table for each recipient in the target audience from your CONTACTS list.
What happens if there are multiple matches (more than one ORDER_ID) for a CUSTOMER_ID?

• A. When multiple matches with a record in the CONTACTS list exist in the ORDERS supplemental table, the first found match will be used in the campaign.
• B. The campaign launch will error out when Responsys detects multiple matches with the CONTACI'S list from the ORDERS table.
• C. During the campaign worklist build, Responsys will pause and ask you to select the correct record to use for the campaign personalization.
• D. Because multiple matches with a record in the CONTACTS list exist in the ORDERS supplemental table, no matching values will be pulled at all, and the default value of 0 (zero) will be used for every email generated.

Your customer needs to capture information about subscribers that clicked on links categorized as blue eyeglasses products, so that they can then send them a follow-up promotional email.
How can you configure this in Responsys?

• A. In the Account Management screen, select Set link tracking preferences and create a link category for blue eyeglasses. Set this category in link tables for any link regarding blue eyeglasses. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.
• B. In Message Designer, click the Link tracking button. You can create a link object for blue glasses. Apply this object to all open programs that use current campaigns.
• C. In the HTML of all campaign assets, the <a href> tag must use the ATR attribute inside the tag. The value of the attribute can be a value that will define that the link is meant for blue eyeglasses. In Responsys, use the link evaluator and enter the value of the attribute.
• D. In the Link Table screen, open the Categories Designer window. Use the categories designer; create a blue glasses object that can be associated with all the link tables in Responsys and assign it to all current campaigns. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.

What three actions must you take to set up your new IP for deliverability success with your major ISPs? (Choose three.)

• A. Set up a backup IP address so you will get through to the inbox even if you are blocked by an ISP.
• B. Automate the daily delivery of Insight Deliverability reports for your warm-up campaigns, especially the Feedback Loop reports to check on true spam complaint rates.
• C. Do everything possible to remove lapsed, bounced, or old email addresses to increase the possibility of getting your emails into the inbox.
• D. Ensure that your warm-up audience lists consist of recently opted-in, opened/clicked within the last few months, or are known brand advocates.

A published campaign has an issue that has halted campaign launches. Because of this issue, email notifications were sent to all the key stake holders regarding the failures. You have been contacted to figure out exactly what the issue is, report the issue and if possible fix it.
How should you locate the campaign that is facing this issue?

• A. Look in each folder until you find the campaign.
• B. Use the Campaign Debugger tool.
• C. Use the Manage Campaign screen.
• D. Use the Campaign Search feature.

Which coding practice should you use when coding responsive design email messages?

• A. Create separate HTML documents for responsive and nonresponsive emails to avoid having the necessary elements and code structure in one document.
• B. Include styling code inline between the <HEAD> tags within HTML elements instead of in external files.
• C. Use background images freely; they will just not display if not supported on some platforms.
• D. Keep elements showing up in the responsive version in the same order as they appear in the nonresponsive version: left to right and top to bottom.